Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets For All Ages Endorsed
Advertorial claims tout Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safest and most reliable for indigestion in adults and children. Letters from caregivers cite improved digestion, appetite, and growth in babies, with a notary affidavit endorsing life-saving results. Boxes priced 50 cents in drugstores.
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G. H. Crossley
Washingtonst
Hoboken
N. J
Erie County
New York
Mec
Stuart Tanjers
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Erie Co
Odd Spanish Guitar At Max’s Secondhand Store
A Spanish guitar dated 1803, found by M Max at his secondhand shop near Alabama Street on East Washington Street, is described as well preserved with a violin like body. Max bought it from a Cincinnati friend who had acquired it from the owner, and it may fetch only a curiosity price.
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M. Max
Alabama St
E. Washington St
Max
Spain
Cincinnati
Fire cistern fills with water none leaking after 24 hours
Fire chief reports an 80 barrel cistern is pumped full and remains sealed with water up to a foot deep. After 24 hours the water shows no loss, no air escapes, and the cistern holds steady with no leakage.
World’s first cat with artificial leg learns to walk
A Cleveland cat named Puss is fitted with a handmade artificial leg after losing a front limb and tail on a streetcar strike attempt. Veterinarians and T. E. Evendon & Son crafted the prosthetic to match her real leg, and the cat is now learning to balance and move, with expectations she will walk and run in weeks.
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Cleveland
Staniforth
T. E. Evendon & Son
Indian herb doctor Ritter arrested in Seattle murder case
John Ritter, an Indian herb doctor, was arrested in Sparta Tennessee and held for Seattle authorities on a murder charge dating back 21 years. The alleged victim was a wealthy Seattle merchant.
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Memphis
Tenn
John Ritter
Sparta
Seattle
Wash
Ritter
Southern Indiana Line Enters Seymour First Time
Seymour Indiana celebrates the Southern Indiana Bedford route entering the city for the first time. New stations opposite the B&O Southwestern depot mirror Walsh’s expansion aims. The move boosts passengers and freight handling, with a renewed timetable aiding connections to the Louisville division and B Q Southwestern.
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Seymour
Walsh
B& O
Southwestern
John RB. Walsh
Indiana
Richsmond
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Richmond
New Bedford
Louisville
Pennsylvania Company
Bb. & QO
Double lookalike mixup at Chicago hotel ends with prank
Alfred Fritzsche of Cleveland asks Jim Corbett for a talk about a match. A man posing as Tom Sharkey's manager, calling himself O Rourke, chats with Fritzsche. The imposter passes his card to Fritzsche and the joke circulates as a Chicago athletic association member had posed as Sharkey's manager.
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Alfred Fritzsche
Cleveland
Tom Sharkey
Fritzsche
Sharkey
Tom O'Rourke
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago
Lord Roslyn Edinburg Divorce Suit Opens Over Custody
Lord Roslyn, heir to title and fortune, files for divorce from his wife on grounds of desertion after a temporary settlement. The case focuses on child custody as defense testimony is prepared. Roslyn has lived a dramatic public life as a gambler, entertainer, and various trades before and after wealth.
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Bank of
Monte Carlo
Rosslyn
Lord Rosslyn
Smallpox Vaccination Immunity Varies By Individual Says Doctors
Physicians say immunity from smallpox vaccination is not fixed at seven years. Some remain immune 20 to 30 years, others only months. Dr. Jacobs reports testing immunity regularly and noting the vaccine fails to take if immunity wanes. Dr. Hicks recalls a sore arm after recent vaccination yet later had smallpox, suggesting persistence of immunity matters.
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Jacobs
Hicks
Mob Threatens Smallpox Suspect in Greentown
In Greentown Indiana a Sunday early morning mob stoned the house of William Somers where Isaac Murphy, a smallpox suspect, hid. They warned the pair to leave the county within two hours and fired after nightwatchman John Pool when he passed by. Pool was wounded but expected to recover. The occupants remained inside.
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Greentown
Ind
William Somers
Isaac Murphy
Somers
Murphy
John Pool
Pool
Cold Wave Grips Central West With Blizzards
Chicago reports a severe cold wave spreading from the upper Midwest. Heavy winds and snowfall blanket Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Indian Territory while Michigan faces renewed blizzards and the thermometer sinks to nine below zero in Chicago at 7 am Monday.
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Central
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Missouri
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Straits
Memphis
Chicago
Pastor Cleared Out In Farewell Sermon At St Marysave
Dr Clarence Sargent pastor of St Marysave Congregational Church delivered a pointed farewell sermon in Omaha as the parish released him to accept a new post in Wichita Kansas. He accused a secret faction among members of plotting his ouster and blamed others for hindering church growth.
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Omaha
Neb
Clarence Sargent
St. Marysave
Congregational Church
Wichita
Kas
Plans Formed For United Irish League Branch
At Morrison's hall Tuesday night a meeting will form a local branch of the United Irish League. Catholic societies back the concert and ball by the Father Matthew brigade at Tomlinson hall Wednesday evening February 5. The 3 month old child of Mr and Mrs Richard Cullins of 510 Goodlet street Haughville was found dead in its cradle Sunday morning. Coroner says death due to pulmonary oedema. Rev J Cumming Smith led dedicatory and installation at Twenty first Street Branch of Tabernacle Presbyterian Sunday school in the new building on Senate Avenue. A Gaelic league of America branch formed by Indianapolis Irishmen will open a school in St John's hall next Sunday for study of ancient Irish language and literature.
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United Irish League
Father Matthew Brigade
Tomlinson Hall
Richard Cullins
Goodlet St
Haughville
J. Cumming Smith
Twenty-first-st
Tabernacle Presbyterian
Senate-ave
Gaelic League of America
Indianapolis
Affternoon
St. John’s Hall
Ireland
World Spanning Letter Returns Marked and Scarred
A letter sent December 7 from Varsovie France to an Indianapolis engineer circulates worldwide. It traveled through New York and Prussia with French German Greek markings, was misaddressed, and finally arrived back January 22 after failing to locate the addressee.
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Brunaugh
Varsovie
France
Indianapolis
New York
Prussia
Jake Buennagel
Wienerwurst
Ecbatana
Frisco
Washington
Chicken skin grafting fails at Cincinnati hospital
In Cincinnati a hospital attempted grafting using chicken skin to cover burns from a gasoline stove explosion. A surgeon harvested skin from twelve chickens but the process was too slow and the graft was removed. Ten inches square of skin from the patient's thigh replaced poultry skin without success.
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Cincinnati Hospital
Freeda Lahman
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promises Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds at 25 cents. It also notes cheap pianos at Baldwin's Music Store, and lists post binders and order blanks by WM. B. Burford, Indianapolis. The for sale column highlights a Jersey calf and various gasoline items as bargains.
Printing union control at world fair disputed again
In St Louis on January 27 the Central trades and labor union debated the nonunion printing plan. The allied printing trades council argued 83 percent of work was by union shops, but the measure was not reconsidered.
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Louis
Central Trades and Labor Union
Allied Printing Trades Council
World’s Fair Rooters Move to Kentucky for State Aid
A delegation from St Louis and Kansas City former Kentucky residents left Sunday for Frankfort to press Kentucky lawmakers for funds to support Missouri’s World’s Fair exhibit. They will meet President Francia in Frankfort. Tuesday is set for a joint legislature session to hear the appeal. They will spend Monday in Louisville.
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St. Louisans
Kansas
Kentucky
Frankfort
Francia
Louisville
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